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Assuming that there are no missing data, which line of three codes would reflect a data entry error for at least one of the following three variables: gender male or female; whether currently incarcerated yes or no; and ethnicity White/not Hispanic, African American, Hispanic, Asian American, Other?
 
  A) 2 2 3
 B) 3 3 6
 C) 1 2 4
 D) 2 1 5


Which of the following statements is true about data processing?
 
  A)It is best to run your data analyses immediately after you enter your data.
 B) Computers will automatically correct data entry errors.
 C) Using possible code cleaning, you examine the distribution of responses to each item to see if some responses exist for codes you didn't use.
 D) None of these statements is true


Your codebook contains codes 1, 2, and 9 for the variable religion. Your data show a single code of 5 in the distribution on religion. You should
 
  A) assume this is a random error and ignore it.
 B) do possible-code cleaning.
 C) do contingency cleaning.
 D) do some data analysis.
 E) none of the above.
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Smart ... Thanks!
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This helped my grade so much Perfect
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